The Government of Canada’s health research investment agency featured mySleepButton™ and the cognitive shuffle this week! The Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR/IRSC) posted two entries about mySleepButton and Luc’s research on the cognitive shuffle. On their Health Research in Canada/La recherche en santé …
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Leah Bjornson wrote a great article on mySleepButton and the cognitive shuffle for The Peak Newspaper: Insomnia? There’s an app for that. Notice how Chen Chen’s wonderful cartoon illustrates mySleepButton shuffling the woman’s mind to sleep. I love visual art!
I’ve been using the cognitive shuffle for over a year now. Every time I can’t get to sleep because I have had too much coffee or whatever, I just do the cognitive shuffle and it knocks me into sleep.
“Heard the interview, downloaded the app and slept like a baby last night. :). This is awesome!” Marylke Nieuwenhuis (BC)
mySleepButton® and CogSci Apps Corp. co founder, Dr. Luc P. Beaudoin, have frequently been in the news and other media.
A couple of updates for you. Release notes: mySleepButton 1.0.1 Release notes are available here. Known issues with mySleepButton 1.0.1 are documented here. Fix is on the way! If you can’t find the app on the App Store, please follow the instructions here: documented here. That also …
[Updated on Tue May 13 at 1:15AM PT.] This post tells the story of how the fantastic mySleepButton icon came to be. In so doing, I explain what this icon represents. This post shows how design can converge quickly when …
How our Visual Hammer (Icon) Was Designed to Drive Home our Verbal Nail Read more »
We’re pleased to announce that mySleepButton 1.0 is now available on the iTunes app store. mySleepButton is the first sleep app based on cognitive science, and hence the first one to use the cognitive shuffle. We hope you, too, will …
mySleepButton 1.0 now available on the iOS App Store Read more »
This technique has allowed me to stabilize my sleep cycle which is constantly disturbed by shift work in the ER. It really has helped me recuperate and function under high stress.